Webster Township High School - Web Yearbook (Scotch Ridge, OH)

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I lh greuuamng class of 1953, of Nebster hlgn School, state of Ohio, of Scotch Rldge, belng of full age ard of sound m nd and memory, declare thls wrltang to be our last 1 ll and testamert Artlcle Artlcle rtlcle rtlcle Artlcle artlcl Artlcle Artlcl ATtlCl6 Artlcle Artlcle Artlcle Artlcle Artlple Artlcle Art1cle Artlcle VIII X XIII X V V XVII Jlm Phalo wills hls ab1l1ty 1F wlse cracklng, +eas1ng maklng eyes at the falrer sex to Rlchard Heckmur Dorls Dlerksnelde w1lls her good manners to Llnda Mason Kathryn Mll11TOD w1lls her '53 curves to anyone who wants them JoAnn Henscher and Ruth Bosse wlll trelr ablllty of gettlnf out of study halls to Bonrle Henschen and M1r1am Wlght Jackle Herrlman wllls her edltorshlp of the Hwebn to Forrest Phllo and hopes he doesn't have too many headaches over lt Berrece Ellert w1lls her loud yelllng ablllty at basketball Pames to Jane Poggemeyer Marllyn Ward wllls her cheerleallnp Job to her slster, Lela To the Junlors, the Senlor class w1lls the tltle of HSGH1CFH and also the rlght to be flrst ln the cafeterla llne, where they w1ll be heartlly pushed every whloh way Tom Davldson wllls hls cially trlps to Pembervllle to Dale Fahle To Jerry Corbln, Glenn Sattler leaves hls quletness Alex Schlvelbeln wllls all h1s small slzed HHlfOPmS to the person, whom they w1ll flt Mary Wallace wllls her excellent ablllty ofplaylng the clar 1net to Evelyn Luldhardt Ronnle Moore wllls h1s tallness to Fon tamgney Tn grateful remembrance thls class leaves to Mr HAIR Long all paper wads, gum and carvlngs on the desks o the faculty, we w1ll our slncere appreclatlon for thelr x1ndness and patlence We freely forglve them for all the sleep we have lost on thelr account mo the school, we leave our popcorn machlne, and hope that everyone who uses lt, w1ll remember the class of '53 In W1tHPSS whereof, we hereunto SUbSCP1b6 our name thls twenty second d y Q May,1n the year of our Lord, one thousand, nlne hundred and flfty three S1gnedJL. 5.Qfru.,oQ, class, Jltnessed Lu' 71 I L L ' e ' f I A ' sit,- . I nl. Q - n n u o .. a t Q V 1 . II . . . . . Q . D l A ' lll ' ' ' , . A . 4 IV L 1 . A . . . v . f . V V . . . . L . , Q VI A . . - . . . ' Vll Grace Rothenbuhlermnlls her clowning abiliqyto Barbara Bowen. . IX . . . . . . X . . . . . . . . XI . . . . . II . . . . . . ' I ' ' ' . ' ' I ' I . ' XV I ' . 4 . X I T . . . . .

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PRDPHIGZ In 1970, Bernece Eilert, the private secretary of the governor ofOhio, was given an all-expense paid vacation, so she decided to chance the new rocket trip to the moon. As she boarded the Greyhound bus, who did she find the driver to be, but the hot rod driver of Scotch Ridge , Tom Davidson, and also one of her former classmates As everyone knows he was always doing his best in keeping away from the cops Since Bernece knewthe driver she seated herself in the front seat to visit Roaring through the country side they discussed their classnates Tom said that the last time he heard anything about Ronnielvloore he was playing bas ketball for the University of Texas , where he was also taking a course in Mathematics Ronnie always thought someone was needed in Washing-tonto figure out the national budget Then Tom went on to say, he heard the other day that the former Ruth Bosse was now living in California To Bernece's great surprise she learned that Ruth had a family of three boys and three girls Stopping at Niagara Falls to transfer to another bus there was a delay, so Bernece went to have a look at the Falls There she met the former Kathryn Milliron who was on her honeymoon. She introduned Bernece to her husband, a very famous movie star Bernece then went to one of themanystands to buy some souvenirs When she finally found what she wanted, to her surprise she was waited upon by none other than Alex Schivelbein, the ovmer of the stand He was the shortest mem ber of the claus but he made abig hit with the children, selling pfearmts and souvenirs After he had failed in his attempt to go over the Falls in an inner-tube, he took over this very profiting businessa Alex told Bernece that JimPh:llo had made the headlines of the Daily Times He had succeeded in going over the Falls in a rubber barrel, but this wasnft much of a surprise, because he was always known as the boy most likely to succeed Finally she boarded the bus on its way to New York, which was the only place in the United States where she could board the rocket Arriving in New York she had two hours time before she hadto leave for the moon so she went down town. She said to herself, 'I'll have to see the Empi.c State B.1i1ding', o ing, Step to the back of the elevator, please ,which sounded very familia. It was the voice of a charming and very famous elevator girl, Doris Dierk sheide Doris has gained nation wide recognition running her elevator with such speed and accuracy After hurriedly reaching the top she looked towards Times Square and there saw the name Mary Wallace written in lights on the front of the Pa.ramou.t Theater Mary was playing t e leading role in the very popular show, Nor th ac1fic , opposite of, Sou Pacific From there Bernece headed for Laousrdna Airport, where the Rocket Stat on was located Once on the airport grounds she neededa cup of coffee to settle her nerves, so she went into the restaurant Seating herself at the counter the waitress said, May I take your order? To her great surprise thewaitress was her former classmate, M1 ss Marilyn Ward She didn t have much time so she drank her coffee in a Fur ry and rushed out to the rocket CCont1nued on page 261 20 I O . . I . . . . 0 . l 0 0 ' O . . . . . . l Q . I O . Q . . . . . . A . . . O . . . . I 1-13 ' I that is just where she went., Once inside the building, she heard a voice say- . . Y. . . . . - . . . . O . ' It ' I P ' ' c 'ft-It ' ' . ' 5. . . . . . lg . Q . , . . A M Q . 1 1

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